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I've done a LOT of work with my M12 Fuel circular saw, probably more than it was designed for since it's my only circular saw at the moment. The ONLY drawback is depth of cut especially at 45 degrees. If you do rip cuts in sheet goods or cross cuts with 2x dimensional lumber you'll be fine...

I recently picked up a Bosch for around $200 and there is no vibration even at the highest speed setting.

Try out the GearWrench 120xp. I have the standard 5", flex head chrome handle 6 3/4", and flex-head soft handle 8". I own about 10 other 1/4" ratchets and always grab one of these.

The $10 Harbor Freight 1/4 torque wrench is dead-on accurate, but the click is not audible and is barely felt. You need some practice with it to get a feel for how the tool works or else you'll over-tighten everything. I used it on a plastic valve cover with aluminum bolts and it worked great.

Some irrational types such as myself prefer new. I'm just a home-gamer with a 44" US General but I can see myself making a poor financial decision to buy one of these in a few years.

It's due to the design of all click style torque wrenches to "exercise" the spring for more accuracy but I have the Icon 1/2" and it was accurate within 1% without exercising the spring. It might be a good idea to do it if using it in really cold weather though.

Buy one of these to check it: https://www.harborfreight.com/12-in-drive-digital-torque-adapter-63917.html The technology used makes them extremely accurate, even the cheaply made ones.

The sets seem overpriced for what you get. But this ratchet was $36 plus tax.

Update: The Wera Zyklops 3/8" metal ratchet came in today. Feels solid, nicely balanced, small head, fine movement with not too much backdrag and little to no slop. The only downside is that it is not serviceable. If it was possible to get some SuperLube in this thing to minimize the already...

Harbor Freight 90 tooth ratchet? Is this something new? Sent from my Blackberry (yes, they still make those) using The Garage Journal mobile app

I'll hop on board the 120xp bandwagon as well. I first purchased the 3 piece standard set, then the 2 pieice 1/4" and 3/8" flex head comfort handles, now I'm looking to buy the 4 piece flex as well as the fixed head long versions with the 24" 1/2" drive ratchet. They are all different lengths so...

Looks like they pulled all gearwrench and sunex products from their catalog. Nothing comes up in searches through the app and the items i had in the cart say unavailable. Sent from my BBF100-2 using The Garage Journal mobile app

Looking forward to picking up some 1/4 sockets and in for the drawing!

Anyone else getting the "We're sorry, but we're unable to locate your order at this time. Please try again later, or call Customer Care at 1-800-44-LOWES (56937) for further assistance." error? I checked a couple hours ago and it found my order but now I'm getting this message. Order was placed...

I had ordered axle nut sockets from Amazon for $60 yesterday. Just ordered the same thing but Sunex brand for $26. Also picked up a set of Gearwrench metric reversible ratcheting wrenches even though I just got a set of 120xp non reversible wrenches less than a week ago. I won't be complaining...

Main is M12 since it works for me, I have Ryobi for OPE, brad nailer, sander, caulk gun (M12 was too expensive to justify), fan, light, etc. Also just got into M18 for the table saw since my garage can't support a table saw with a shop vac. I also have Makita and Porter Cable impacts/drills that...

To me it looks like he took a brand new tool and tried to remove over-torqued lug nuts off. It seems like after the first few failed attempts the tool warmed up/got broken in and started operating normally. I'm currently doing full suspension work on a 62 Thunderbird and the 1/2" stubby is my...

I think I might just do that. Been hearing great stuff about koken. Sent from my BBF100-2 using The Garage Journal mobile app

It's some sort of clear coat to protect it from rust before you buy it, completely normal. Rusty tools don't sell.